Democrat Elizabeth Brickfield, Republican Danielle Gallant and Libertarian Mercy Manley will vie for the seat left open with the departure of an incumbent Republican.
2022 election
Clark County will release the job titles and political affiliations of election workers to the Republican National Committee, but not their names.
Republican Sigal Chattah and Libertarian John Kennedy are challenging Aaron Ford’s bid for re-election as Nevada attorney general.
Former Family Court Judge William Gonzalez and pro tem Justice of the Peace Jessica Goodey are running to become justice of the peace in Department 6.
Max Berkley is a longtime public defender; Amy Wilson has practiced criminal and civil law.
Danielle “Pieper” Chio is critical of incumbent Justice of the Peace Joe Bonaventure’s record on pretrial release of defendants.
Prosecutor Noreen DeMonte and appointed incumbent Justice of the Peace Cybill Dotson are both veteran attorneys, each with 18 years of legal practice.
Incumbent county recorder Debbie Conway, seeking her fifth term, faces a lone challenger in the November general election.
Thomas Jeeves and Delgado M. Lopez Jr. won’t face the certification fight that engulfed outgoing North Las Vegas constable Robert Eliason.
Democratic Clark County treasurer nominee Ken Diaz will face the Republican nominee, claims adjuster Mitchell Tracy, in the November general election.
Clark County Clerk Lynn Goya touts her experience creating the ‘wedding capital of the world,’ while her opponent suggests outsourcing some marriage licensing to casino employees.
Incumbent Suzan Baucum has been on the bench for a dozen years, and hopes to best public defender Rebecca Saxe for the Department 13 justice of the peace position.
Assemblyman Edgar Flores is being challenged by bus driver Leo Henderson for state Senate District 2.
State Sen. Marilyn Dondero Loop is facing a challenge from gaming executive Joey Paulos in her bid for re-election to Senate District 8.
State Sen. Melanie Scheible, D-Las Vegas, is fighting for re-election to a second term against Republican businesswoman Tina Brown.
